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Tokyo Sea Life Park

Must-see: A 2,200-ton bluefin tuna tank.

Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium & Coelacanth MuSeum

It’s not quite a journey 20,000 leagues under the sea, but the Numazu Deep sea Aquarium &...

Minato

Located in central Tokyo, it’s the city's most international district, home to a large number of embassies and foreign corporations, as well as services for the foreign population including international schools, English-speaking hospitals and world supermarkets...

Roppongi

It’s post-war reputation as a somewhat seedy entertainment district popular among foreigners has had a recent overhaul, with the building of several large-scale, upmarket commercial centers that have transformed the area into a classy and cosmopolitan meeting place for young professionals...

Meguro

Often overlooked for its more show-stopping next door neighbour, Shibuya, Meguro’s mix of seasonal scenes, traditional festivals and highbrow culture still brings a lot to the Tokyo table...

Jimbocho

Tattered (meaning well-loved) boxes of second-hand fiction can be rifled through as part of a store’s outside display, with many items going for as little as 100 yen...

Nagasaki Bio Park

Spot a capybara taking an onsen bath and a miniature road reserved for guinea pig commuters at the Nagasaki Bio Park in Saikai city...

Sunshine Aquarium

the penthouse home to approximately 37,000 fish, as well as sea otters, penguins, toucans, snakes and more...

Iwaki

Covering much of the southeast of Fukushima prefecture, Iwaki is known for its gorgeous beaches and great waves, rich history and an even richer seafood...

Tobu Zoo

Make your way to the zoo on the west side of the park to see the stars of the furry friends show - a group of rare white tigers...

Beppu Safari

Although it’s best known for its onsen (hot springs), Beppu is also known for having a little piece of Africa that is easily within your grasp...

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